culture   Remote villages in developing countries
17 commonsense assertions
Concepts (17) • access to healthcare (1) • education (1) • internet access (1) • on off switch (1) • transportation (1) • availability of medical supplies (1) • computer programs (1) • drinking water (1) • electricity (1) • employment opportunities (1) • food (1) • medicine (1) • production line (1) • projection device (1) • radio receiver (1) • take bus (1) • technology (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 access to healthcare Remote villages in developing countries Limited access to medical care and medications in remote villages of developing countries poses challenges for healthcare access. 2
2 education remote villages in developing countries Limited access to formal education and household tasks impact schooling in remote villages in developing countries. 2
3 internet access Remote villages in developing countries Remote villages in developing countries have limited internet access due to a lack of infrastructure and resources. 2
4 on off switch remote villages in developing countries Remote villages in developing countries often have limited access to electronic devices, making on off switches uncommon. 2
5 transportation remote villages in developing countries In remote villages in developing countries, traditional and basic forms of transportation such as walking, bicycles, and animal-drawn carts are commonly used. 2
6 availability of medical supplies Remote villages in developing countries Limited access to essential medical supplies in remote villages in developing countries leads to improvised solutions and reliance on traditional remedies. 1
7 computer programs Remote villages in developing countries Computer programs are relatively unfamiliar and considered a luxury or unnecessary for daily life in remote villages in developing countries. 1
8 drinking water Remote villages in developing countries In remote villages in developing countries, access to clean drinking water is limited and residents may have to walk long distances to collect water. 1
9 electricity Remote villages in developing countries Electricity in remote villages in developing countries may be unreliable or unavailable. 1
10 employment opportunities Remote villages in developing countries Limited job opportunities in remote villages in developing countries lead to economic hardship and a reliance on traditional agriculture or small-scale businesses for livelihood. 1
11 food Remote villages in developing countries In remote villages in developing countries, diverse food options may be limited, leading to a reliance on locally grown or homemade foods. 1
12 medicine Remote villages in developing countries In remote villages in developing countries, traditional remedies are often more common due to limited access to modern healthcare and medicine. 1
13 production line Remote villages in developing countries Production line concepts are uncommon in remote villages in developing countries due to their reliance on traditional handcrafting methods. 1
14 projection device Remote villages in developing countries Projection devices are uncommon in remote villages in developing countries due to lack of access to electricity and modern technology. 1
15 radio receiver Remote villages in developing countries Remote villages in developing countries have limited access to electricity and broadcasts, resulting in rarely used radio receivers. 1
16 take bus Remote villages in developing countries Taking the bus in remote villages in developing countries is less common due to limited infrastructure and accessibility. 1
17 technology Remote villages in developing countries Access to advanced technology and internet is limited in remote villages in developing countries, so traditional methods are relied upon for communication and daily tasks. 1